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Japan has cut off supplies of three key chemicals to South Korea, hitting the memory-chip and screen-making industries. The roots of the spat go way back.

The tech giant makes up such a large part of the Korean stock index that its woes can't help but be a drag on the market as a whole.

If China lives up to its behind the scenes word, then an East-Germany-West Germany scenario could see a redux on the Korean peninsula.

As Finland celebrates 100 years since its formation, the designer of a surprise property hit on the Helsinki waterfront imparts a lesson on "authentic" development.

South Korea has lived well off seven decades of close cooperation - and yes, collusion - between its governments and big business. It's time that changed.

Markets are likely to cheer the end of 7 months of political turmoil in tech- and export-driven South Korea.

China will lead the world in terms of patents filed within two years, ending the four-decade-long run of the United States.

China looks a lot now like Japan did in the 1980s in its relationship with the United States.

The bribery trial beginning in Seoul may mark a sea change in a country that hasn't questioned close government and business ties.

The Mobile World Congress kicks off on Feb. 27. Here are the phones worth targeting.

The head of the Samsung conglomerate has been identified as a suspect in a bribery case which, if proven, could bring down the country's president.

The concern here is not just the price action but the underlying technical indicators.

3 names surface when screening international stocks.

These two Japanese companies are on a return path to growth.

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